Attractions
Make Lake Edge Holiday Units your base whilst enjoying the area’s relaxed holiday atmosphere and abundant bird life.
Visit any or all of the 30 pristine beaches within half an hour’s drive.
Take a 2 km walk along beautiful Burrill Beach or just relax and go fishing from our private jetty, the beach or Ulladulla Harbour.
Burrill Lake is located some 4 km south of Ulladulla. The aboriginal name for the area was Burrill (with the emphasis on the last syllable) which means wallaby.
Burrill Lake became established as a popular tourist centre during the early 1920s, when there were only four permanent dwellings. Before there was any township, a ‘canvas city’ would spring up at holiday times.
Burrill Lake today is a quiet, picturesque lake and ocean resort. It offers wind surfing, ocean and lake fishing, ocean and lake swimming, water skiing, scenic drives, or a visit to the Tabourie Museum, 6 kms south along the Princes Highway.
Ulladulla just north of Burrill Lake offers holiday makers a variety of activities, including swimming, surfing, board riding, fishing, and a host of sports. The annual Blessing of the Fleet Festival is held every years at Easter.
The historic village of Milton has been classified by the national Trust as an historical village, and the Settlers Fair is held annually during the October long weekend, along with many other festival year round. Milton is interesting, both scenically and historically, to walk or drive around, and there is a variety of craft shops in the main shopping centre.
Mollymook has two golf courses, 18 hole at Hilltop and 9 holes course at Beachside. Enjoy a cool drink at Mollymook Golf Club and watch the dolphins play and the whales pass by.
Burrill Lake is located in the Shoalhaven on the South Coast
